Yamanashi Prefectural Flower Center Heidi's Village

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Yamanashi Prefectural Flower Center Heidi's Village

Step into the world of “Heidi, Girl of the Alps” and unwind amid natural scenery, food, and hot springs.

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Set in the Swiss Alps, the 1974 anime series “Heidi, Girl of the Alps” follows a young girl named Heidi as she grows up. Many viewers have dreamed of experiencing Heidi's world, from her hay bed and the natural landscapes depicted in the series to the delicious melted cheese served during its dining scenes.

At this facility inspired by the story, visitors can take in beautiful natural scenery and seasonal flowers throughout the year. The grounds feature a 13-foot diorama depicting the view from Dörfli village to Frankfurt, as well as recreations of Heidi's hay bed and the mountain cabin on the Alm. The restaurant also serves cheese fondue made with Swiss cheese, while strawberry and cherry picking are available in season.

In 2014, the hot spring facility Spa & Restaurant Hotel Clara-kan opened on the grounds. It has 11 guest rooms, including Western-style rooms furnished with antiques and inspired by the Sesemann family mansion, as well as Japanese-style rooms where guests can relax with large stuffed toys of Yuki and Josef. Costumes of Heidi, Peter, and Clara are also available for children to borrow, allowing them to fully immerse themselves in the story during their stay.

Highlights

  • Recreates the world of the anime series “Heidi, Girl of the Alps.”
  • Cheese fondue is available at the restaurant.
  • Features a hot spring facility inspired by Heidi's world.
  • Seasonal flowers bloom throughout the year.
  • Strawberry and cherry picking are available in season.

Photos

  • Heidi's Village recreated as a diorama

    Heidi's Village recreated as a diorama

  • A recreation of the mountain cabin where Heidi lived with her grandfather on the Alm

    A recreation of the mountain cabin where Heidi lived with her grandfather on the Alm

  • Cherry picking at Heidi's Vegetable Garden

    Cherry picking at Heidi's Vegetable Garden

  • The Rose Corridor

    The Rose Corridor

  • Peter-kan Restaurant Panorama Lodge, offering meals with sweeping views

    Peter-kan Restaurant Panorama Lodge, offering meals with sweeping views

  • The hot spring at Clara-kan, known for its panoramic views

    The hot spring at Clara-kan, known for its panoramic views

Reviews

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    I got to see lots of beautiful flowers. I’d love to visit again when the flowers I want to see are in bloom.
    The buildings, restaurant, and shops were also lovely and really captured the world of Heidi.

Details

Name in Japanese
山梨県立フラワーセンター ハイジの村
Postal Code
408-0201
Address
2471 Asao, Akeno-cho, Hokuto City, Yamanashi Prefecture
Phone
0551-25-4700
Admission (Tax Included)
April-October: ¥710 for high school students and older; ¥360 for elementary and junior high school students
March 11-31 and November-December: ¥260 for high school students and older; ¥130 for elementary and junior high school students
January 2-March 10: Free
Visitors with disabilities and their caregivers are admitted free of charge.
Children and students attending elementary, junior high, high school, or equivalent institutions are admitted free on Saturdays. Children below elementary school age are also admitted free.
Closed on
January 1 and Tuesdays through the end of March (open when Tuesday is a national holiday)
Hours
9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Hours vary by season.
Access
(1) About 30 minutes from JR Nirasaki Station by the Kayagatake-Mizugaki Denen Bus. The seasonal bus operates daily from the first Saturday in April through November 23.
(2) About 20 minutes by taxi from JR Nirasaki Station.
Credit Cards
Accepted, except at the admission entrance and some shops within the grounds
Official website
Official website (Japanese)
Hokkaido Tohoku Kanto Chubu Hokuriku Kansai Chugoku Shikoku Kyushu Okinawa